More differences than similarities were found between the demographic/survey data for Michigan trail users and the survey data for the Clinton River Trail. Although both populations of users were typically of the adult age, trail use activity and amount of time spent on the trail per visit had differing results between the two surveys. Comparatively, the survey for general Michigan trail users found that most people enjoyed walking on trails, while the FCRT survey found that most users rode their bike. Additionally, general Michigan trail users typically use trails for between one and two hours per visit, while CRT users usually spend between 30 minutes and an hour on the trail.
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